Unpacking the core themes that are discussed in this collection, this article both offers a
research agenda to re-analyse Turkey's 'authoritarian turn'and mounts a methodological …

ZİYA ÖNİŞ* he “axis-shit” discussions on Turkish foreign policy activism over the last couple
of years have attracted remarkable international attention. Some pundits have attempted to …

Recent Turkish foreign policy (TFP) under the successive AKP governments has seen
different populist turns. A clear distinction can be made between the thin and thick populisms …

The argument of this paper is that the new foreign policy orientation of Turkey under the AKP
(Justice and Development Party) government is a constitutive component of a new …

While Turkey's geographical location is usually viewed as a major advantage in the energy
sphere, since many countries in its immediate neighbourhood require active Turkish …

This article analyzes the implications of post-enlargement European international society for
Turkey in three areas: identity construction, foreign policy and political reform. First, through …

This article examines Turkish national role conceptions in 1992–2012, identified based on
leading Turkish foreign policy-makers' statements. It contends that the notion that “shift of …

According to the Copenhagen School's Regional Security Complex Theory (RSCT), Turkey
is an insulator state as it sits at the intersection of different security complexes without truly …

This paper aims to contribute to the growing Foreign Policy Analysis literature by focusing on
the role of non-state actors in foreign policy implementation. Special attention is paid to the …

To better understand the lasting legacy of international relations in the post-Ottoman Middle
East, we must first re-examine Turkey's engagement with the region during the interwar …